Lancashire - all crime down by 4.9%
Burglary Dwelling down by 7.2%, Offences against vehicles are down 9.1%, Violence against the person is down 3.7%,
Criminal damage reduced by 13.6%, Drugs offences reduced by 6.2%
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Welcome to LOOP
LOOP is Lancashire Police Authority's online space enabling residents to air views about policing. If you are visiting, please feel free to contribute to any of the discussions or surveys we are holding.
Transition to Police and Crime Commissioners
New legislation has been passed which will radically shift the decision-making on policing away from government to communities by giving them the power to elect police and crime commissioners.
Viewpoint
Viewpoint is a snapshot of the work we undertake in respect of the police budget, scrutinising police performance and giving you the latest information about the process to the Police & Crime Commissioner in May 2012.
Our Latest Survey
Lancashire Police Authority wants your views on the future of police premises. To have your say and influence the future of local policing in your area, please take ten minutes to complete this survey. Your views are important to us and will help us improve our services to better meet your needs.
Behind Bars
When a crime has been committed you want to know what has happened to the person responsible. This campaign is aimed at letting you know what happens to offenders who commit crime where you live when they appear in court.
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January 23rd 2012
Lancashire Constabulary has the lowest estate running costs a recent survey has revealed. According to the most recent benchmarking figures, the force has the lowest cost of estate management when compared to all 43 forces in England and Wales, the Police Service Northe
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It’s fast approaching that time of year again when the Police Authority must look ahead to decide how we can best invest public funds to improve policing. This is the final year that I, and indeed the Police Authority, will set the budget for the force due to the arrival of Police & Crime Commissioners later in the year and my retirement in May but it promises to be every bit as challenging. The decisions we will make now will not only impact on the next 12 months but in future years and it is crucial we do not leave ourselves exposed to risk. 2012 is a busy year as far as ...
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Police 101
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Policing Minister Nick Herbert at a 101 contact centre to promote the non-emergency police number.
101 is the new nationwide non-emergency number the public can call to get in touch with their local police.
Countdown
The new Police and Crime Commisioner will be elected in...
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Policing Priorities
In this survey (our final one for this year) we want to find out what you think the policing priorities should be from ...
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Representativeness
Main Aims:
The main aims of the survey were to:
- Ascertain public opinions on the representation of minority ...
House of Lords report exposes serious cross party concerns about Police Reform
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AN ONLINE survey will give Lancashire residents a chance to have their say on th
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